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Can micro-car micro-rentals ever take off in Ireland?

Fleets of Amis and Twizys on city streets seems like a charming idea, but can it be made to work?

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Cork supplied by Amorim used in the Renault Group s new all-electric vehicles

Cork supplied by Amorim used in the Renault Group s new all-electric vehicles
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Mobilize plans fast-charge hubs - car and motoring news by CompleteCar ie

Renault s mobility spinoff will build 200 rapid-charging hubs across Europe. Mobilize plans fast-charge hubs - CompleteCar.ie car news

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Dacia s new design boss is low-cost vehicles specialist

Dacia s new design boss is low-cost vehicles specialist Budget brand loses chief stylist Mesonero-Romanos Staff reports Print David Durand, who has been head of design for Renault Group s Global Access range, will be interim head of design at Dacia. Renault veteran David Durand will be interim head of design at Dacia, replacing Alejandro Mesonero-Romanos, who is leaving the company after less than a year in the position. Mesonero had been tapped by Renault CEO Luca de Meo last July to lead design at Dacia, Renault’s low-cost brand. He had worked under de Meo at Seat, Volkswagen Group’s Spanish brand.

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Renault Debuts New Mobilize Brand With Tiny EZ-1 Electric Two Seater

This is the new Mobilize EZ-1 Prototype, a new concept for shared urban mobility and the first product of Renault Group’s new Mobilize brand. Mobilize will offer purpose-designed vehicles for mobility services, such as EV charging, finance, and subscription, as well as data processing software, maintenance and recycling services for car-sharing fleets. Renault’s new mobility unit is currently developing four vehicles for ride-sharing and last-mile delivery, with the first one being the EZ-1. The tiny two-seater EV measures 2.3 meters long and features top-to-bottom glass doors for a “completely uninterrupted view of the surrounding urban landscape”. In addition, the new Mobilize EZ-1 features an innovative battery exchange system, as an alternative to the traditional charging infrastructure, to ensure that it can be used non-stop without having to be out of service.

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